How to Create a Social Media Wall
Use a social media wall to build and maintain a high level of engagement for your event.
Make Yours a Must-Attend Meeting
Prospective convention attendees have many options for investing their time and money. As registrations are on the decline, how can you create a must-attend meeting?
Extend the Life of Presentations
Planners working with speakers to leverage technology during presentations can enhance the attendee experience at every level, before, during, and after the main event.
Grow Your Meeting by 20 Percent Annually
Meeting planner Mimi Abdulkadir of GED Testing Service shares her strategies on how to grow your meeting attendance by 20 percent each year.
Stress Relief for Meeting Planners
Here are 3 strategies for stress relief for meeting planners—from a fellow meeting planner.
CBD Eases the Stress of Travel
Cannabidiol (CBD) is increasingly becoming a go-to to help reduce air travel anxiety.
Tips for Effective Communication Via Mobile Devices
Rich Vallaster, director of client relations and support, A2Z Events, offers his top tips for events managers to keep in mind for communication via mobile device.
When “Less is More” Becomes “Doing More with Less”
How do you make the most of what you have when you have it?
You Can Be More Productive Starting Now
Tips on how to achieve work-life balance and harmony, get more done and be more productive.
Tips for Masterminding the Planner-Speaker Relationship
Work-life balance expert and industry speaker Jeff Davidson lays out the dos and don’ts for the planner-speaker relationship.
Complexity Loves Company
If you are among those who seek to minimize complexity when you have the option, beware: complexity loves company.
Calling Out Self-Induced Stress
With a little awareness, forethought and planning you can callout and manage self-induced stress.
6 Team Building Activities to Improve Customer Service
Whether interfacing with clients or catering a five-star restaurant, customer service is a part of the job.
Leveraging the Building Blocks of Personhood in Event Design
Defining the boundaries of “I” and “we” for stimulating, authentic and productive meetings and events.